2003 Toyota highlander v6 and 2004 honda pilot, which consumes more petrol?

Rily don't knw much abt both cars,waiting for d gurus 2 cm comment

You all need to stop these illogical questions.

If you have money to buy a 3.0/3.5 V6 2mpg should not be concern in Naija traffic if you like it buy it

sultaan: You all need to stop these illogical questions.

If you have money to buy a 3.0/3.5 V6 2mpg should not be concern in Naija traffic if you like it buy it

I agree but for the sake of knowledge so that I can validate my initial thought that both bricks will have the same sorry mpg.

http://naijadrives.com/forums/topic/how-to-compare-mpg-between-up-to-4-vehicles/

If you are not the duel conscious type- buy Pilot 2004. Nice jeep

Thanks guys for the responses so far, I'm d fuel conscious type and already using a 4 cylinder car, just need an SUV to counter bad terrain and flood. D just want to choose from the so called easy to maintain suv's dt already dorminate Nigerian market but don't want a petrol hole in my pocket.

Kingsyze: Thanks guys for the responses so far, I'm d fuel conscious type and already using a 4 cylinder car, just need an SUV to counter bad terrain and flood. D just want to choose from the so called easy to maintain suv's dt already dorminate Nigerian market but don't want a petrol hole in my pocket.

What about Innoson products?

Kingsyze: Thanks guys for the responses so far, I'm d fuel conscious type and already using a 4 cylinder car, just need an SUV to counter bad terrain and flood. D just want to choose from the so called easy to maintain suv's dt already dorminate Nigerian market but don't want a petrol hole in my pocket.

I don't know why most naija prospective SUV buyers always want to buy a SUV that does not consume fuel

You want a rugged SUV that can eat bad roads and floods like yams but you don't want its engine to "chop fuel". . Buy any SUV and pour water inside nau

If u want a vehicle that can march over rough terrains, then you'v gotta fuel it.

Anyway, if i were you, i'l go for the Honda Pilot. Its bigger and more robust than than the Toyota Highlander

I so much love midsized SUVs/CUVs hence my romance with those class of SUVs/CUVs. I'm 5.8ft and I have this subconscious thing that makes me alert when it comes to SUV/CUV which is I don't wanna feel cramped into an SUV/CUV (compact CUV or mini CUV) neither do I wanna feel like a little boy driving a full sized 3 row seater behemot SUV like tahoe, expedition (well I could actually consider the GL and Range evoque, and Q7). I'd choose the highlander but when I see a fully spec'd highlander packed beside a full spec'd pilot, I'd kick the highlander off into the gutter and go for the pilot but I have an issue with the gear shifter being a steering column mounted type rather than a conventional centre console mounted type. In all I've said, I was actually passing a message that BUY ANYONE THAT YOU DESIRE THE MOST AND WHICH MEETS YOUR NEEDS, TASTE AND OFFERS YOU BETTER VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.